The Watershed
Streams are not isolated bodies of water. They are fed from a variety of sources. Some water comes directly from rain, snow, ditches and streams, but other water comes indirectly, …
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Kosciusko County is a paradise for those who love lakes. Not only does the county boast over 100 lakes, but it’s home to Lake Wawasee, Indiana’s largest natural lake at 3,200 acres, and Lake …
The Lilly Center’s lake publications capture what matters most to you: the health of your lake. We observe established trends from the past and take a look into your lake’s future, and give to you in …
Want to support one of our K-12 programs? Preview the list below and contact Caitlin Yoder, education coordinator, to partner with us: 574-372-5100, ext. 6455 or yodercs@grace.edu
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The 10th-annual Northern Indiana Lakes Festival, May 25-27, began with live music and ended with a splash. In between, it offered activities to meet every interest. From art to kayaking to athletics, …
The Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams is pleased to announce 46 winners and runners-up in its 10th-annual art contest. Altogether, 268 young people contributed artwork, ranging from fourth-to-12th …
At the start of the 2017-18 school year, nearly 30, 40-gallon aquariums were taken to classrooms and reception areas in elementary schools throughout Kosciusko County! Now, as the school year comes …
The Northern Indiana Lakes Festival uses education and collaboration to celebrate the lakes and inspire a vision for their future. Like its parent organization, the Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams, …
Meet the Experts
We have a wealth of resources for journalists seeking news about the lakes in Kosciusko County, K-12 program updates and community collaboration. All other press inquiries should …
On June 28, 2018, The Watershed Foundation will be hosting a hands-on water quality monitoring workshop taught by Executive Director Lyn Crighton and Darci Zolman from the Kosciusko SWCD. After the …
